Gaza Strip
“If the Israeli enemy continues ... to prevent the entry of aid into the Gaza Strip …, we will resume our naval operations against the Israeli enemy.”
The Israeli premier retweeted a message from the U.S. president warning of severe consequences if the terrorists don’t release the remaining hostages.
The new sheriff in Washington, Hamas’s on-camera cruelty, and the Ukraine drama go a long way to explaining the change.
Best friends since they were 18 months old, the two men were kidnapped together to Gaza. Their mothers reveal, “Their health is deteriorating.”
“We are shaken by the video,” said the Angrest family, urging U.S. President Donald Trump to continue fighting for his freedom.
The European countries endorsed the “central role for the Palestinian Authority and the implementation of its reform agenda.”
The first phase of the ceasefire with Hamas expired a week ago.
Israel has finalized arrangements to enable thousands of Gazans to leave daily through three routes.
The British government “will do everything in its power to release the hostages,” Keith Starmer tells the redeemed hostage.
“Blotting out the memory of Amalek is our job,” said bereaved father Nissim Louk.
He also assured ZAKA that Jerusalem will bring back all of the hostages, “those who are alive and those who are not.”
In an interview with JNS, Michal Herzog stresses the importance of Jewish unity and discusses her efforts to heal society after the Hamas-led massacre in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.
